Sentence examples for scooped together from inspiring English sources

Five years after Alexa Chung set the modern blueprint for a backstage Glastonbury style which scooped together cut-off denim hotpants, breton tops and 1960s Anita Pallenberg floppy hats, the look is still much in evidence.

Layer two scooped necklines together.

She is a loyal fan; they also made "Match Point" and "Scoop" together.

The article goes on to say the two journalists crossed the Tumen River, bordering China and North Korea, acting on their "journalistic urge for a scoop", together with an American camera man and a Chinese guide (the latter two were arrested by Chinese authorities).

When the fish are comfortable with the scoops and have settled between them, bring the two scoops together.

Asked on the day before the final what she would do if she won the final, she smiled and scooped her hands together.

In 1951 the Conservative and Labour parties together scooped 97% of the vote; in May, opinion polls suggest, they will each win barely a third.

Tony Hewish and Martin Ryle, who had both worked on radar, joined forces to pioneer the new field of radio astronomy and together scooped a Nobel prize in physics, while John Kendrew was so inspired by conversations with crystallographer JD Bernal during his wartime service that he went on to become an eminent protein crystallographer himself.

It's a place where homes become synagogues: "Semi-detached houses, glued together and scooped out.

Though they tend to be minorities within broader political groupings, together they scooped up about a third of the vote in last month's elections to the European Parliament, with Mr Pasqua's lot unexpectedly winning 13%, a shade more than Mr Chirac's own mainstream Gaullists.

Flight and hotel reservations are often scooped up in advance by companies that put together packages for events like the Super Bowl.